Four Seasons Buenos Aires

Four Seasons Buenos Aires — Costantini

Costantini collaborated with Four Seasons and WAI on the public spaces, rooms and suites of the Four Seasons Buenos Aires, in the posh Recoleta neighborhood. Our work comprised lighting, tables, seating, casegoods and mirrors made from wood, glass, bronze, acrylic, leather, steel and fiberglass.

Their leather-wrapped minibars and nightstands featured over 3000 custom cast aluminum horse-bit pulls.

Four Seasons Buenos Aires — Costantini
Four Seasons Buenos Aires — Costantini
Four Seasons Buenos Aires — Costantini
Four Seasons Buenos Aires — Costantini
Four Seasons Buenos Aires — Costantini
Four Seasons Buenos Aires — Costantini
Four Seasons Buenos Aires — Costantini
Four Seasons Buenos Aires — Costantini
Four Seasons Buenos Aires — Costantini
Four Seasons Buenos Aires — Costantini
Four Seasons Buenos Aires — Costantini
Four Seasons Buenos Aires — Costantini
Four Seasons Buenos Aires — Costantini
Four Seasons Buenos Aires — Costantini
Four Seasons Buenos Aires — Costantini
Four Seasons Buenos Aires — Costantini
Four Seasons Buenos Aires — Costantini
Four Seasons Buenos Aires — Costantini
Four Seasons Buenos Aires — Costantini
Four Seasons Buenos Aires — Costantini
Four Seasons Buenos Aires — Costantini
Four Seasons Buenos Aires — Costantini
Four Seasons Buenos Aires — Costantini
Four Seasons Buenos Aires — Costantini
Four Seasons Buenos Aires — Costantini

The Work

Four Seasons Buenos Aires — Costantini
Four Seasons Buenos Aires — Costantini
Four Seasons Buenos Aires — Costantini
Four Seasons Buenos Aires — Costantini
Four Seasons Buenos Aires — Costantini
Four Seasons Buenos Aires — Costantini
Four Seasons Buenos Aires — Costantini
Four Seasons Buenos Aires — Costantini
Four Seasons Buenos Aires — Costantini
Four Seasons Buenos Aires — Costantini
Four Seasons Buenos Aires — Costantini
Four Seasons Buenos Aires — Costantini

About Four Seasons Buenos Aires

The property joins two buildings of opposite temperaments: La Mansión, an early twentieth-century French palace, and the contemporary tower that rises beside it. Gardens connect them, and that contrast — Belle Époque on one side, modern city hotel on the other — defines the experience.

Those gardens hold Nuestro Secreto, the open-air grill where the Sunday barbecue is its own local tradition. Elena serves dry-aged beef in a two-level dining room, and Pony Line draws a crowd of its own to the bar. Between them, the hotel is as much a fixture of Buenos Aires social life as a place to stay.

Next Project Pony Line at the Four Seasons Buenos Aires